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Disc One:
Set One
01. Crowd>
02. Here Comes Sunshine>
03. Fiddle Jam>
04. Mississisppi Halfstep
05. Alabama Getaway
06. Jam> (no Phil)
07. Tumbleweed in Eden> Jam>
08. Hurricane>
09. Box of Rain
10. Not Fade Away

Disc Two:
Set Two
01. Crowd>
02. Viola Lee Blues>
03. Operator> Jam>
04. Viola>
05. Space> Feedback Jam>
06. Caution> Jam>
07. Viola

Disc Three
Set Two (cont)
08. Brown Sugar
09. 8 Miles High>
10. Help on the Way>
11. Slipknot>
12. Golden Road
Encore:
13. Donor Rap
14. Don't Let Me Down
15. Sugaree

Notes

Phil Lesh
Chris Robinson (vocals, guitar)
Larry Campbell (guitar, mando, violin)
John Molo (drums)
Mookie Siegel (keys)
Barry Sless (guitar, pedal steel)

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Reviewer: WaldoMus - - February 24, 2006
Subject: A Fine Show

The slide guitar work alone on Viola Lee Blues was worth the ticket price. About 10 minutes into Sunshine I knew this would ben a keeper. Please keep playing with this band Phil!!

Reviewer: steelhead420 - - January 6, 2006
Subject: excellent show/recording

After listening to the whole tour, this night/source really stand out. As other reviewers noted, the sound quality of this audience recording is superb. The show itself features inspired great versions of almost every tune played. I can't single out 1 or 2 songs to mention because its all so smokin. The jam out of Operator contains the first "Samson/All on our own/Liberty" jam (? fairly certain). This jam was more developed and prominent during the 12.6 dark star, but it is nice to hear the origins of it here. highly recommended!

Reviewer: katiejill127 - - December 16, 2005
Subject: lovin me some phil

what a lovely magical night. great set list, great sounds, first set rocked, box of rain tumbleweeds was beautiful and dont let me down in the encore stole my heart

Reviewer: BillySunday - - December 14, 2005
Subject: This line up kills!

Barry Sless owns this show. The pedal steel work on Box of Rain is something to behold. Great energy and song selection. Really crazy feedback jams, very Solid Help>Slip into a lively Golden Road. Tumbleweed in Eden, a Robinson song brought over from New Earth Mud is fantastic on this show. Amazing instrumentation on that tune, very eastern sounding at times. This is one hell of a recording. Im still crossing fingers for a board though. This show deserves it.

Reviewer: tivo - - December 12, 2005
Subject: Excellent Recording

Nice lively recording and a nice show. To me, it feels like there is a new energy to Phil's music and it's contagious!!!

Rock on, Phil!!! I hope to catch you in good 'ol MN some day.

Reviewer: coolbreeze - - December 9, 2005
Subject: where it's at

This was all i hoped for: the ensemble pared down to its essential core and rockin hard. When i saw that big brown bass, i knew we were in for a ride. Grab this excellent recording & thank your stars for Phil & *all* his friends.

btw, it'd be great if these guys could stay together long enough to take advantage of Chris's songwriting--the mud tunes have been fantastic.

Reviewer: Mr Benson - - December 8, 2005
Subject: Sweet recording of a solid show.

How in the Hell do you get an audience recording that sounds so good? You can here the crowd, but the sound isn't intrusive. And I'm gaining a whole new appreciation for Mookie's work on keys. He's an ass-kicker! Chris' guitar work is impressive as well. Many brilliant moments, particularly when Phil steers the ship away from shore. FWIW, Half-Step seques into Alabama. Lovin my Phil!